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catalystman said:does anyone else find this thread to be funny![]()
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sweaty asses are not a plus in the med school app. process.![]()
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This guy's got a sweaty ass fetish. lol
catalystman said:does anyone else find this thread to be funny![]()
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sweaty asses are not a plus in the med school app. process.![]()
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QofQuimica said:What she said. ^^ And labaholic, this 30-year-old is more than happy to compete vis-a-vis with you or any other trad on MCAT score. You really don't wanna go there, dude. 🙄![]()
indo said:I just wanted to add that there will always be someone getting in with below average scores. It is a mathematical necessity.
BrettBatchelor said:Who cares what there circumstances are? Someone will always be the lowest and the highest just like in class rank. Just make sure it isn't you so pre-meds don't speculate about your race and background.
vn2004 said:This is really the only post that is needed. 👍
indo's statement is not necessarily true. it is not a necessity if the school specifically selected a certain score. in that case, there is no deviation from the mean and no one performs above or below the average. haha this is impossible w/ medical schools but i was just being anal. 😛vn2004 said:This is really the only post that is needed. 👍
MoosePilot said:Ok, I'll lay out my cards. I've got a 36, an acceptance to medical school, and I teach people how to fly 4 engine jet airplanes into Iraq.
What do you have?
Wow. That's an impressive GPA.seadizzle said:I have a 38, a 3.9 science gpa and a 12" penis.
seadizzle said:I have a 38, a 3.9 science gpa and a 12" penis.
MahlerROCKS said:06applicant said:what about those who get in because they know someone, or because they have wealthy parents who make donations.QUOTE]
My life would be so much easier if the MSAR told me who I had to blow to get into certain schools...
hahaha
yourmom25 said:indo's statement is not necessarily true. it is not a necessity if the school specifically selected a certain score. in that case, there is no deviation from the mean and no one performs above or below the average.
hepaticportal said:I was browsing through the MSAR book earlier today and became a bit confused...
Someone (maybe more than one) is getting into US med schools with verbal scores of 4, PS & BS scores of 6 (specifically SUNY Upstate).
The MSAR book gives schools' min to max scores of accepted applicants. Who, exactly, are they letting in with these scores? very curious...
labaholic2 said:i know the perfect answer to your question.
first, there are a lot of non-traditionals out there. as in 30-year old business guys that want to be doctors. or someone from another practice that wants to be a doctor (MD). at drexel, ive even heard of DOs applying to the drexel program. these guys are not your traditional applicants that come straight from college. these non traditional applicants dont have like 5 recommendatiosn because no professor remembers them!
they probably have very minimal clinical experience and at 30 years of age, it's hard to break a 30 mcat score. hence, med schools are more lenient and show more SYMPATHY for these non-tradiationals over the traditional students who work / sweat their asses off.
second, there is a group called the URM, or in long, under represented minorities. it's probably the 2nd biggest problem in medicine today with the URM populations. in 2025, 80% of the US will be minorities!!! so med schools need to start recruiting and they will take minorities with lesser numbers than just say a traditional applicant who work/sweat their asses off.
I was just saying "make sure that it isn't you" jokingly. Sorry for the lack of smilie.medhacker said:I think this line of thinking is wrong. If I am an URM for example and have the lowest scores, who cares if I am the student who entered med school with the lowest stats? who cares if other premeds speculate? I know my potential, I know how smart I am, I know the lack of resources I had while my counterparts had them plentiful, I know the quality (or lack of) of the educational institutions I attended before college (shoot...even college) I know how hard I worked to help my below poverty line family survive, I know how hard I worked period. My premed stats do not define me and they definitely do not define the kind of doctor I will be, or the type of medical student I will be. geeeshh.....
prana_md said:Okay, we're up to our eyeballs in threads b****ing about AA, but blaming non-trads for not getting in??? This is a new low.
My 30th birthday was yesterday, so I'm expecting to get really stupid any moment now ... thank god I already took the MCAT!
get out of the f***ing lab, meet some people who are older and maybe a different color than you.
Bring it.
prana_md said:Okay, we're up to our eyeballs in threads b****ing about AA, but blaming non-trads for not getting in??? This is a new low.
My 30th birthday was yesterday, so I'm expecting to get really stupid any moment now ... thank god I already took the MCAT!
get out of the f***ing lab, meet some people who are older and maybe a different color than you.
Bring it.
BrettBatchelor said:I was just saying "make sure that it isn't you" jokingly. Sorry for the lack of smilie.
seadizzle said:I have a 38, a 3.9 science gpa and a 12" penis.
Kitra101 said:orthodoc,
i like what you said, however you seem to contradict yourself in your argument.
"Please try to remember from now on no matter what you do in your lifetime - you have NO IDEA who you are sitting next to, and no idea of the work they have done or the struggle they have gone through to get there. Never assume that you do, cause you really truly don't." <--A truly good point that I and everyone else should always consider in all aspects of life.
But previously in the same post:
"Full time students have no idea what hard work is."
Let us all take a moment to think about how these statements in the same post by the same poster preaching a message may take away from the point to the average full time student.
MoosePilot said:Darn it, another school let me in because I was a non-trad. 😀
medhacker said:You are officially entitled to URM status
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QofQuimica said:What she said. ^^ And labaholic, this 30-year-old is more than happy to compete vis-a-vis with you or any other trad on MCAT score. You really don't wanna go there, dude. 🙄![]()
gdbaby said:Now let's see. I am a non-trad and URM and have no acceptances and only one interview. I am thinkning about looking on the invite thread and going to some of these schools wearing a sandwhich board that says "33 year old Native American...hello?" 😉
MoosePilot said:Darn it, another school let me in because I was a non-trad. 😀
Rendar5 said:How do you feel now that some qualified full-time student didn't get in just cause u were let in for being a non-trad? That's goddamn reverse traditionalism, and is no better than what u're fighting against.
Kitra101 said:No problem! Just an observation...with a grain of salt my friend...
The only problem is, the people in charge have to make these decisions-whether one is more qualified than the other. If you downplay "numbers" and standardized tests, the potential is there for the process to be even less fair than it is now.Joonie said:umm... i just wanted to point out that this application process is making you guys sound-or-think as though your self-worth is measured in a set of numbers, which were only indirectly calculated by the number of correct selections--that each takes only a split second to make with a pencil--made on a standardized multiple choice test, which can not possibly measure the intelligence or worth of each unique individual in the nation.
Dr GeddyLee said:The only problem is, the people in charge have to make these decisions-whether one is more qualified than the other. If you downplay "numbers" and standardized tests, the potential is there for the process to be even less fair than it is now.
riceman04 said:rick james biatch!!!!
cocaine is a hell of a druuuuuuuuuug!!!!
Herman Bloom said:I'm with you Moose..."old" airline pilot here with an acceptance in the bag. Must the the pilot thing.
Kitra101 said:Whats your deal moose? You have any nice things to say ever? Im sorry that life has been so hard on you, but please, whats with all the aggression to the many other traditional students who have not been rude to you? I for one feel insulted by the things that you keep saying about everything and have done nothing to be malicious towards you.
MoosePilot said:Must be... but that's discrimination too! I feel like I'm completely taking advantage of 8 years of hard work to get a leg up over the traditional students who did 4 years of hard work...
Kitra101 said:Whats your deal moose? You have any nice things to say ever? Im sorry that life has been so hard on you, but please, whats with all the aggression to the many other traditional students who have not been rude to you? I for one feel insulted by the things that you keep saying about everything and have done nothing to be malicious towards you.
labaholic2 said:second, there is a group called the URM, or in long, under represented minorities. it's probably the 2nd biggest problem in medicine today with the URM populations. in 2025, 80% of the US will be minorities!!! so med schools need to start recruiting and they will take minorities with lesser numbers than just say a traditional applicant who work/sweat their asses off.
Kitra101 said:Whats your deal moose? You have any nice things to say ever? Im sorry that life has been so hard on you, but please, whats with all the aggression to the many other traditional students who have not been rude to you? I for one feel insulted by the things that you keep saying about everything and have done nothing to be malicious towards you.
QofQuimica said:He's just teasing, Kitra. Don't take his sarcasm so seriously.
And Moosie, you better watch yourself. Whenever there's trouble brewing, somehow you always end up at the center of it. 😉![]()
MoosePilot said:Yes, I'm kidding. This was an annoying thread, but then it became funny, so I keep coming back to continue poking humor at it.
Unfortunately, you've got my Tulane opinions and then this thread to form a basis of how positive or negative I am. I'm really only nasty in the Lounge and then only to people I think are return trolls.